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high altitude rejet?
Posted: Mon May 20, 2002 9:17 am
by guytal1
Been reading through the service manual last night and found a
recommendation to change the carb jets if you live over 4,000ft.
I live east of Salt Lake City (just short of 5,000ft) and my bike was
originally purchased in Florida. Should I make the jet change? Will
power or gas mileage improve significantly?
Guy
KLR650 A13
high altitude rejet?
Posted: Mon May 20, 2002 10:47 am
by cactus_reese
--- In DSN_klr650@y..., "guytal1" wrote:
>
> Been reading through the service manual last night and found a
> recommendation to change the carb jets if you live over 4,000ft.
> I live east of Salt Lake City (just short of 5,000ft) and my bike
was
> originally purchased in Florida. Should I make the jet change? Will
> power or gas mileage improve significantly?
>
> Guy
> KLR650 A13
Guy,
That's surprising to hear about the rejet recommendation. I often
ride between 2500 ft (Tucson) and 8000+ ft (Mt Lemmon). Never notice
any performance differences.
-Bryan
A12 Tucson
high altitude rejet?
Posted: Mon May 20, 2002 10:54 am
by guytal1
> That's surprising to hear about the rejet recommendation. I often
> ride between 2500 ft (Tucson) and 8000+ ft (Mt Lemmon). Never
> notice any performance differences.
The service manual (supplement for KLR650/500) actually says it's an
EPA recommended/approved (requires the "installation" of a special
sticker as well) change that will improve emissions.
I should have mentioned my bike runs just fine, I was just wondering
if this change is worth making (as in improve mileage or power).
Guy
acerbis rally pro hand guards
Posted: Mon May 20, 2002 10:21 pm
by Krgrife@aol.com
In a message dated 5/20/02 4:10:18 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
heckal2002@... writes:
<< For those of you who have these, how would you rate them. Have you
fallen over and hit the guards directly? Are they worth the money,
they are rather expensive. >>
I cracked the right side one when I crashed last January but there was no
damage to the brake lever, master cylinder or the bars so I sort of feel it
did it's job. I suspect the cheaper Emgo or Meiers are just as good.
Kurt Grife